The Mot Company, the leader in producing reinforced plastic with carbon fiber in Tokyo, introduced a new license that can substitute production in an autoclave, saving energy and time, and reducing waste and costs. The result of this process based on a press molding system, are the dolls of the future, inspired by the well-known pop sculptures by Flavio Lucchini. They are Fuzin and Rizin, the wind doll and the light doll, that represent a technology-driven future. When art, industry, and social responsibility interact, new solutions and perspectives emerge as a consequence of the issues that pandemics, wars, and social and environmental crises continue to address.